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Chambers's encyclopaedia: a dictionary of universal knowledge for ... - Volume 8 - Page 304
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1866 - Lire - Autres éditions
See also GREEK RELIGION, ETRUKIA, PELASGIANS, &c. For a fuller ... This was the case in Italy itself, in the Spanish peninsula, in Gaul or France, including parts of Switzerland, and in Dacia (see WALACHIAN LANGUAGE). When the ...
Brill's New Pauly: A-Del - Page xcii
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Manfred Landfester, Hubert Cancik, Helmuth Schneider - 2006 -
... become customary in medieval A. without foreign influence since- the change l>r is not otherwise attested in the language development. ... who grouped the Albanians with the classical Illyrians and the Rumanians (=Walachians) with the Thracians. ... A dead end in terms of the history of ideas which had serious consequences was Hahn's thesis of the Pelasgian character of Albanian. ... This assertion that the Pelasgians (neXacvoi) 'were the first European bearers of culture' 14.
The Continent of Europe - Page 156
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Lionel William Lyde - 1930 -
reflected in the character of the people, and is emphasised by their difficult language — which is older than Classical Greek — and their complex social institutions. ... the Tosks (or Tuscans) of the south seem to have a similar relation to the prehistoric Epirots or Pelasgians. The number of Slavonic place- names confirms the historic accounts of Slav, Bulgarian, and Walachian intrusion or conquest ; but ...
Edward-Daniel Clarke - 1816 -
mud, and thatched with reeds, without one comfort of life, the Walachians 1 always appeared to us to he cheerful. ...
Nothing appeared to us more remarkable than the language. ...
Thunmann fand, disss die Halfte der Thracisch- Walachischen Worter Lateinisch, die andere Halfte aber iheils Griechisch theils Gothisch oder ...
Conrad Malte-Brun, James Gates Percival, Jean-Jacques-Nicolas Huot - 1834 - Lire -
It has been shown from the language of the Albanians, that they have inhabited Europe as long as the Greeks and Celts, with whom ... Albanian and the Daco-Latin, or modern Walachian, a language originally formed by a mixture of the Dacian language, now unknown, ... it was in some degree elucidated by Masci* and Thunmann," but involved in numerous difficulties by Dolci and Sestrencewitz
Mioriță - Volume 6,Numéro 1 - Page 29
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1979 -
The last view, defended at some length by Johann Thunmann in 3 his book on the history and language of Wlachs and ... and Romanian (Walachian); two southwestern, Spanish and Portuguese; and two northwestern, French and Provencal.
The Edinburgh Gazetteer, Or Geographical Dictionary ...: ... - Volume 6 - Page 538
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1822 - Lire -
Walachians of the higher class have a . dilection for the Italian language ; and t few of them send their sons for education to Padua; but the majority are satisfied with the seminary at Bucharest, wha they acquire some knowledge of religion, ...
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal - Page 174
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Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths - 1818 -
The admirers of Tokay would never forgive us if we silently passed over their favourite topic, in ' * According to Thunmann, as cited by Adelung, half the Walachian language consists of Latin words; the other half is made up of words derived ...
The London Magazine - Page 111
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John Scott, John Taylor - 1829 -
The five modern Graeco-Latin languages, which are also classed in the Pelasgian family, are the Italian, the French, the Castilian, the Portuguese, and the Walachian. The last mentioned is the language of the reputed descendants of the ...
Varronianus: a Critical and Historical Introduction to the ... - Page 44
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John Will Donaldson - 1852 - Lire -
Nevertheless, the Sclavonian is the prevalent or qualifying element throughout, and from Thrace to Media we identify this with the Pelasgian. ... by the Walachians, who had adopted a corruption of the Latin tongue before they received this addition of homogeneous ingredients1. ... as well to inquire if there are not some general principles by which the characteristics of the language may be ascertained.
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